) AMERICA’S HOPE IN ICE EVENTS
7. ' OF COMING OLYMPIC CONTESTS
Charles Jewtrnw waiting for the .
. gun. and under way. ' A.
By .\()H.\I.\N If. “Hil‘VN
‘ cox l‘utunm
...-,__...__ __.. _
.35 might be proper.
America. looks in than”. J,.“-_ ill- ~‘\'t*llts run-unit: iruiu «hurt
(raw to brim; homo t.i.- i'rozv-n tizishvs to thc thrv‘c-quaitcr milc
bacon in the skating (wants an in. unit.
_ \vintt-r sports Sgt-tin" m‘ the ( .3:,;_ \\’hil:~ .l-wtmw is counted on to
‘6 pic names to llt‘ hum in ('li:i':.onix, . lvad the intrrnntionzil ticlis to vic-
‘ France. nmt month. ‘tury in lllt' l-i: u-nts trc cthcr
‘ And .iudzini: from J.~\*.:.;.“-'.~. nil-:ulwrs of the .\mv-ri.'an train
5' Work ill" I'nst svnsnn it» Should .iiwt NH" Sill'l‘l‘l‘w‘ “7" t‘l‘lil“\‘- 'lill'” “a"
,, up to l'nt‘le Sam‘s huprs anl .\. lw dvpvndwl upon to light 1‘ out
- pectutions. :lI'l‘ thv ullIIr liint‘t's in It? units
‘ JCwlraw sum-N :lll (‘l’l‘):-‘lliwli out 3 .ln wuxw d h :4 \‘ill. The \‘ht r .hrcc
ti 0! his way in thv‘ prism: inintvrilllt‘lill‘t‘l's arv Joe litmrv at New
season in the l’. s. Thu liilu'sl York. llnrrv Kiiskv and William
share of \‘llfllll‘lv‘s \-.;:s his ill :t" 17;» ! Strinmttr. 0t I'l‘.it‘....r\. l‘wu nthcr
important I‘svltis ot‘ .‘uu r tum‘stars are I‘dl‘l‘lt‘l :..\‘ iii-indium
months. Anion: other hldlms he ’l‘l;'.\' 11H" lili‘lifird INT-mil” l" 5?-
‘2 Won the Adiroudmk mild cup .l"ll|i— ; l'lllll and \‘.*.l~n:lnn llailzs Ot' Lake
I
llll
plans-hip in a sr-rn-s of mtwls h-‘ltl , l'lnmd.
. at Johnson t'it)’. l‘iuttslniic, earn-i .lucl:inc‘ from the in rr'nrmzi.‘cc of
i use Lake and l.:ll\':‘ l'tavid. .l- \‘.t: m .‘ird thes-- t-tlz- r .tw kinzs
it He is ()llltl.lli\' tlzn int rm'mn-il' 9‘ lltzil‘. :\ Cord:
I. Spt‘ed champion of l'f~_‘:‘.. our 3. our?) .0 rd.) lll‘
three Mar pvriwl llv' has hind-mi a‘ mains ’.l ti.“ his-;
score or nrttinnal rind war-d rvcmds' -i~.< 1" n‘ =. i
_. i
0 l
n r " n, r:-.'.in drinkr-ri
k‘
t FT.\.\ll"t'l£l‘. Jan. 10——
Jm’nr-s (Bu-Tin. of ll]irl_\-ll\t‘ \\'< ~‘.
Lane, “as talu n into i listlil)‘ by in -I
tectlve .\‘- rgwant Jami :4 'i‘itvn u;
shortly :it'tvr unlit n'i int-l; y: st. 1'.Z;i_\j
morning in (”dill-1 Hun with thr- iii-_:z'
of groctrivs troni lit" local branch
‘ of the l-‘rancts il. l» :z-tt t'r-niinlzu.
making thu titth arro>t in thv pad
three days. _ '
Tilt‘ [warn liify of a sixth nuui lw ,
ing takt-n lll’D (‘llSllI ly loiilllS up, tul-
iowing cnnzo-ssmns nude by nn nilurst
ol' the alleged gang that, has rohl wil
the local t.'t!llt.“l'll rr.’ thousands 01'
dollars worth of K'ltlcls.-
An inter- still: pond in (‘mlnr-i‘tion
with the (turn: was Ill" IliV‘lilUl LN d
in carrying out tliv sysl- nintit- rail.
beaten. the pulil‘l: de. ’l‘ho Slilllllt‘l.‘
at the Sltll‘C-llOllSt‘. i-ntrustvd \\'I'.'I
sending out goods have. in :usiun
everythinc b4 t'ort- it van can lu- Lil.-
cn from tlw “zirrlitiltb-z
Joseph ’lIai-knian and Cvorzw .\lv
I‘llhose, who \"t'rt‘ talwn into c-us»
“ tody on Tuesday by liltgct1\...5.r.
scant, Thr-ulis, w‘ rn- l'nlxiltlyvll by th'
local grocery coni't'rn Elllppti‘s'.
\Villiams. tln- tirst nun to lll.‘ urrns:~
Cd. was t-inpioyv-d m :1 driver. lllrd—
sail, the fourth man to he int'kt-d up,
was the llI‘lI'"r on thc truck driv- n
by \V'lllianis. (:uvrin. {ll'l‘t'l‘lttl )
tcrdziy morning. “as «mploiml
the local (:Ol'lCt‘t‘Il as :1 shipping (*lwrk.
The tlvc mv'u wyre tormallv churc-
crl with thvtt yr‘stv-rdny morning l~x
Prosecuting Attornn-y .‘lillllll‘\\‘ l!
Keneuly. in-nding IllI' outtwmu of th.‘
lnvertigution.
Us
>-
by
. Thumbs Down.
Thom- who are Sunsitixo to cur-
rents of public opinion have lnrt-n
'nware for some time of llu' powvrl‘ul
lwccp of tho now demand for en-
39‘
forcenivnt. Of the prohibition lnws.
Those “ho xvi-re unable to sense
thin (lI'llltllld “ithout tangible evi-
dencc ot' it. can no longer doubt its
existence ul‘tvr Illt‘ law enforcement
meeting in the tummy l-‘ridlty (“VC—
hing. The really astonishing size of
the uttt-ndmice. the marked enthusi-
asm. and unanimity of int-ling mani-
f-rlted by the audlcm-e, thv eloquence
and prominence of the spt :ikvrs, the
encouragement given by tin.- l’rt‘bl-
dent of the United Status—all these
lhould servo to convincr the most
sceptical bootlcgger or police Officer
that. the good citizens—and hence
the great majority of citizens-«de—
mum mailed fist action against the
rum outlaws.
And more than that. The good
citizens demand that the careless.
indifferent citich shall awake to a
realization of the encouragement
that he gives to this rum outlawry
,yhen he: drinks illicit liquor and
Chad] erase to give that encourage-
ment. Who at. the meeting Friday
evening but was startled by the pic-
BROKEN UP BY 3}
g. GROCERY THEFT -
FlFT_l_l_i_\RREST§""
ixfwii lli'll piidtas. or lilill’llli‘
l.i_‘.i"r:‘.~‘. til'.1"‘i\ tin» rim: rlltlnvrs
thui :~‘ (in :r (‘JiY‘K'HS. liiii=u*}'. cur—
i.i-tinn Hti'l :anwv-y ir-wnnntl)‘ tvl‘
inn :xt imlnts l:t lllll “wintry :it
M will: illis an- lllu‘ly to prm‘mlu illistl
.iilltrl‘ i; drunk, with mun-h ‘i‘ikllll: .in
turn drawn by Homer Cummings of
the trail of bootleg liquor? From the
foreign distillery to the table of the-
:i\» is :l rvad.
' must \aritdf
‘i it'll” r_\’ and t‘firl'up-i
.ll‘.illt"‘ l'r Ill";
“i I. It cuntinms
'vn tlzl‘ high
1-:«‘ t: tiv
L' \'
~:‘z‘il itlll'fll' r
whiz-h llit' liqtlvr is ltrnuchl in. Thin
[mi-l. r it again
pr. 3' lll_}.'H‘l{t‘l‘5 and
l' may thws in gusts «if \llll"llt‘|‘ {ruin
Land in hand :i nulnln-r of tunes llt‘-
t'l-rv' it i':.u'ius a distributing :lflt'dll.
{in r»- :iuain lll'lll"l_\' and corruption
Hitx'v' Mirth-s tizv‘
It is
l-vi'nm-S llll' nl’
distribuu'nn. \thh :it last Illi‘ li-
snnii- dimnui
rnum Ilio- huttlv- is tll'llllvllli: with lllv
ldnod ot’ llllllilgl‘ and foul “ith thc
slinn- (if corruptiun.
i-mtur l.tl_\' r» sin-ruin.-
This sort nt’ thing is nut to be I'll-
tllll‘~1l. It is t‘l' .‘ii‘ that tlt'thlll, Amer-
l".l uvttin: its hawk up \\itii :1 dr—
11 I'llllllfl’lUn not in vndurt- it. l‘olici‘
that “ant to lump lllt'll‘ positions will
L'l'xl‘ lnud tn thttt drtt-rniinntion
1'}I]lt‘.ll r-iliwns who lllil‘ to limist
:ilmiit lll' ir booth-cum: cunnvt'tiulls‘
.lltll llllt‘I'lllllI with tlH-il‘ illrgnl li-
quor should solwrly t-onsitla-r whc-
tlnrr it is worth while
ihw Killllt‘ until social
\isitml upon lllt‘lll. Friday's meeting
~~~and li-t it hr- ruinvnilwrvd that
Slit‘ll tum-tings art- llt‘lIlK llI‘lil \"\‘l'l"y-
win-r.- now—is an indication th'Lt
llllg country has not lmlt its faith in
its t‘onstitution and laws and that
II will go hard with any class of
t'llth'llS who give aid to the crimin-
als nu-nncinc the (‘onstitutlon and
thr- ltl'-‘.'S.—-\V(1lt‘rl)lll‘y Republican.
“m._
II.\\\' SILK POINTING lFP\VARD
Ti‘hr‘ upward movement of raw silk
prim-s in Yokohama. \Vhlt‘h started
with the rcopmiing Of the market
Monday was contlnuvd Tlll'k’lllly with
an advance. of about 10 3‘0“ :1 ba
Trading was in fair volume tho
not as large as in the preceding (I
and involved 1.000 bales.
to continue
ostracism is
The rur-
tlr-r (incline in the exchange rate
nunin ut‘l’sv-t the advance in prices.
Activity in tho local market con-
tinued on a. somewhat broad scale
with prit-cs showing stiffening ten:
llt'Ilt'lt‘fl in I'l‘ll“t'IlI)ll of thv strength
in the market abroad. Local im~
porters and dealers xvi-re int-lined to
attribute llll‘ rmivni of raw silk buy-
ing to hrlttu-r business in silk goods
for the Spring season. Silk manu-
facturers. it is believed, will require
considr-rahlr- quantities of raw silk
in order to till a normal volume of
orders.
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()umws Kill Shel-HY.
.W'EST PALM BEACH. Fla.. Jan.
9.—1)ecp in the Florida Everglades
at Frulta, near here. twelve notor-
ious outlaws, entrenched behind an
almost impregnable barricade. late
this afternoon held at bay :1 posse of
more than 100 officer‘s and citizens
with rifle and pistol fire.
Fred Baker. deputy sheriff. and
John Ashley and Hani‘ord Moblcy.
outlaws. were reported known dead.
Three other outlaws are believed it
have been killed,
A Place
Baku I. In
tom unmou-
DAVENPORT COFFEE SH
"Good. Ohm W ” OPPE
nu Pam-lag M
cur!!!" FOR
Munlc Every Evening-
Pu- Examine
one (or Home 00.
until.
utmost). 003'.
8:30 to woo
Hiddlings, “Stevens 44"
“HAIR
FEED THE STOCK WELL IN'COLD WEATHER
liar and Jordan Stock goods, Gluten, Bran. Brown and
P d, Elm Milk ' .
MOI-A8838 11331133 film are Grams
ALL KINDS OF POULTRY SUPPLIES.
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
. 1‘08““. DUNN.
L._..- ._,_g
NINA WITHDRAWS DIVORCE
‘ SUIT; SENDS MANAGER HOME
‘n.
NE\V YORK. Jan. G—Nlna \Vllcox
Putnam. nationally known wiitur.
wro was accused by Mrs. Ellsworth
Bassett ot‘ winning her liuiband.
said today she hug tclcgrnphcl lins‘
sett at Del Ray. Fla” to return to
his home in Madison. Conn. and
"straighten out his domestic ut-
fairs."
llassctt. who is nctlng as Mrs.
Pytnnm's business nuiuugcr. should
be on his way north new, if ho has
followed her instructions. tho writer
‘ suld. ‘
PROVIDI-tficu. u. 1.. Jan. 10....
Despite her reported nssvxtmns thul
she. would C(llllt‘ to Providence to
face the court unit insist. that the
decree tcliiporarll)‘ \ucnliug her
divorce be rescinded. Mrs. Ninth \Vil-
Sanderson authorized
her attorney to wqiivst n discuntiu-
unncc of her case in the Superior
Court. llrr request was presuilcd
to Judge llirruws who imun-d‘utcl)’
order-ad that tho J'J urt‘e lvt- \‘scutcd
permanently and intimated that he
would plnco Illl‘ (‘IIIII’Q rrvnrd ‘ii the
ruse lufoi‘e Attorney Genuul Cur-
pt-ntcr for such further 10;.” uttion
In her ctlcr
Mrs. San Int-son
misunderstood
Island
(‘assithy
she had
l\) Mr.
stated that
signed
was as
Cmidy. her attorney. was
‘Ninn Wilcox Putnam and
follows:
"I am very sorry to read in the
newspapers about the question con-
crrning my divorce and uni much
disturbed to receive from you the
information that there was a ques-
tion raised about. the dccllen tn my
divorce cuss pending in Rhoda Is-
lnnil.
“ "I want to thank you (or calling
to my attention at this time the
case or McCarty vs. McCarty in
which your Supreme Court. rules
that a residence to be sufficient
must require that. I be a. domicile
inhabitant of the stnte and that for
two years next preceding the peti-
tion us such domicile inhabitant, I
must have continuously reside-I and
had my habitnncy in the state. Had
I been aware of that dcciswn before
petitioning for divorce. I would not
have started it in the state of Rhode
Island. ,
"The information that 1 had ro-
cviu‘d from 1 Connecticut lawyer
was that it was sun‘icicnt that if I
obtained a place there for res-dcnce
and had an intention of making that.
my home and stopped there on oc-
casions when I was not: elsewhere.
hnving. however. in my mind all
E ’u"
in Rhodc'
Island;
would :be no more complete than
the residence or McCarty an tom me
my >v-ustdence
in referring to that case. find there
been any doubt in my mind at the
time I proceeded to obtain in: di-
vorce. us to whether or not. my re-
sldence in Rhode Island was I would:
have consulted you particularly in
regard to that. It is lmposstblc in
my position to reside continuously in
any place. but I, of course. consid—
ered Rhode Island my home.
“As my purpose and intentiOn in
this matter is absolutely honest and
nboveboard and as I do nOi. care to
have any decision aflecting my ma.-
rltal relations which will not be free
from any doubt or question. I "here-
by authorize you to discontinue the
petition now pending in my name. in
the State’of Rhode Island. I am
sorry that. this matter has resulted
as it has and I assure you. Mr. Cas-
sidy, that it was with no intention
of deceiving you. or the court. that
I proceeded in this matter and that
had I had the least (10th I would
have taken up the matter of resid-
ence with you more in detail."
BRANFORD. Jan. 10—Judge Ed-
mund Zacher. of the firm of Zacher,
Ely and Zacher. representing Mrs.
Ellswarth Bassett, whose husband is
business manager for Mrs. Nina
\Vilcox Putnam Sanderson.,statsd at.
his home here that there was ab-
solutely no authority for reports up
pouring in the press that Mrs. Ras-
,3.
Sands . ose divorcs-‘l’rom'Rob-
e_rt. J. . . a .on was Withheld by
the Provi-que Court.
Lynching’
Whereas"lynching was condoned
so little as fifteen years ago by news-
paper editors. and even by clergy.
men in the pulpit, no reputable man
in public life would now dare to ut»
ter such sentiments. says James “1.
Johnson in Current History Muga-
zine. The organized and persistent
campaign against lynching, first un-
dertaken in this country by the Na-
tional Association for “the Advance-
ment of Colored People. has not
been without avail so far as public
sentiment is concerned. but: the ma-
chinery for stopping lynching' has
been lamentably defecthe. Although
again and again victims of ”Inching
mobs have been proved innocent. it
is only in the rarest instances that
any effective action is taken" for pun-
ishing the lynchers. I think that
it is perfectly safe to say that for the
more than 4.000 lynching: that have
taken place jn the United States dur-
ing the past thirty-six years not fifty
people have been convicted for any
offense whatever. and not twenty-
five have been indicted for murder
in the first degree. In the case of
the respectable and peaceable col-
ored janitor who was lynched last
year (1923) at Columbia. M0,. and
upon whose guilt the greatest doubt
.» All:fir.Iitli‘xliffii‘i‘io‘igt316:2!Illl‘i‘tfidltlsidmhw ”w time that It was ‘0 be my home sctt.‘ intended to apply for a. legal was subsequcntw cast. only one man
‘1“ ”1" Nu... ,w‘.‘.55m.y rm. ”u. pru- and the place that 1 considered my separation from her lfusband as the was brought to trial. and when he
'curt-nlvnt Or n divorcc. (home. that would be enough. Ilav- 0Ul“")m" ot‘ the connection 0‘ her was acquitted the case againét the
* Mm Sim‘hwwng 1...“... to 3“, mg 1“...“ so advised. 1 so testified but hnsha‘l's name with that of Mrs. other men was dismissed.
.—. .— ‘ ‘2-i
, [stab/JIMMY 165]
A Store Full Of January Bar '
° 9
Fashion s N evvesi Amber Necklaces
Woolen Fabrics ‘1
at January Sale Prices Ch k 'N kl f h
L ‘ . ' 0 er ec acesso as -
taunt "1:: .9“...
these unusual ‘woolen fab- liant dark and light 1mita~
rics will last only a short non amber beads. They are
“me- We can't afford to Strung With small beads be-
sell them so low except as tween. May _be had m
a very special sale event. It $3318 (gaseimaersfg (1)11. {gradu-
- - t . e a y ove y
llieriizlzli‘i'. the Opportunity of for this small sum.
Sport mum. Silver Bracelets
Checked sport materials. 3
Few and smart are really 1
orecasting spring styles for ' . B 1 b
they will be wor . ange racclets of ster-
(1931 later on. 5114 aiggfi: SPBCIal Prlces ling “§ll‘ll'l’er—.;nd ffaSlllOll
wide. Regularl' 2.50 ‘ isays‘ 6 more 0 these
3 $ $1.98 on Odd Bureaus .3. rears- the bggter the
For sport frocks, skirts '> ' .3 y e. ome W] e and
n‘ d ‘ _ ‘ _ ‘_ . . . ff many narrow, to be worn in
Clleckau-ibtndari enlieiitfiilizls 512 and Ch] OHICI‘S gioups. 1;“ are beautifully
. _ . _ c ase . . .
. inecheznwide which formerly In grey oak are separate bureaus and many at thiizupricc:1 afford
1:0 1:1- . 32-49 chiffoniers which are just what: so many .
cOlors 31:ch czfsgfi'gmeigt 01g vvomen seek. They add a convenient and Bead Chalns
fered in this group of beau- mexpensxve piece Of furniture to the guest 3:
tiful woolens, 54 inches room or the children's room. The grey "
wige, Stunning suits, skirts furnishes a lovely neutral coloring which I) Lgngl chainls 0f cut
an separate coats are will blend w'th ' ea 5 m ove ‘V mountain
fashioned from such materi- 1 other €010” m the room. haze color and Chinese blue.
als as these. Regularly Chiffonien at “1e prices A large selection of lengths
$350 $2.95 5 3 3 and Sizes is Offered.
Coats and heavy skirts 16 22 29 “at" “Mt
demand these wonderful all '
Fog] r'rIi‘aterials—soft and B“"°‘““ ‘t ”'9 Pfice‘
ig t. hey come in large
plaids and shadow stripes, ‘17 329050 333.50
54 inches wide. Regularly
$450 $3.95 . Fourth floor.
. Wool Crepe . I . . t
All wool crepe so popular lll o i
this season at two special Beautlf PICtureS ElCCtrlc Irons
sale prices. Large assort- i J S l
. ment: of desirable colors, 36 n anuary a e “I 9:5
and 45 inches wide. F' h u. L
$1.19 “.49 fa me 1\ifmd' colored photographs of the You will not want to miss
French 5“.gr h mous uttmg and SaWyer series. All a chance like this—the op-
In navy, fine French ave old gold or polychrome frames and portunity to secure a fully
serge, 54 inches wide $2 are pictures which would be an addition guaranteed electric_i1:on. 6
Third floor. t? any tastefully decorated home. Se- lb. Size at a special_ sale
nes of Nutting and Sawyer pictures in 12:15:11 maiidWii-xgrfn hké'to
Co 6 ' - . ups II‘S
Mc'iiiif'rfifiiauiig:; 800d 8128- R6801“ price $4 $3.20 for .pressmg when dress-
demonstrated New England “an” of Ausable making or freshemng one’s
. All problems about cut- Chasm, Mt. Washington and The Saco. clothes. 3..
ting out your garments The Lodge, Lake Champlain, etc. Reg. “meat.
Wlll be solved by Mrs. price $5.50 3440 F 01' Floors
Roberts, a pattern expert, ’ ‘ .
who?l IS here 1:0 hell:1 you f ll 14110.1: handsome pictures, beauti- and Furnlture
wx our ome - ll moun ' - . .
making. ress Su Y o edizmclude such sub acts as Polished floors With rugs
Third floornear pattern counter film .Ver angeley Lakes, T rough heFe and there are the
. . e~ lXVllle’Notch, Mt. Washington and pride of every good house- ’
T E b . the Ammonoosuc. Reg. price $11, $8.80 £33133“ 1? ’3 ”A? to keep
-, 9 cars in '
0 m I'OIdel‘ Colored. artotypes are copies of the O'Cedar Morisonail too With
A very new three-piece Best: paintings. . sale price " $1.19
buffet. set and n sca_rf (18 in. The Shepherd Song” r $7.20 O’Cedar Oil
manual“ aim; . 3...... m. 1: 19
tan linen. The a: grid Hope” by 3"" “neg $730 Wax all llama P3? cu.
scarf $1.19 ‘ Smsswalkpf the Dominicans” :3 quart boltitllxilals ure (5)3812:
Round Centerpiece to Old Ironmdes" in a beautiful sea Fine Cotton Mops completé
match, which has also just ., Of blue ' $10 With spring style handle.
arrived, is specially priced Convent of Capuchin” 33.40 ' " 85 cts. '
for the January sale. It is Third floor Baum“ A
36 inch. $1.19 .
Main floor. So .
J . r .
Wash Ballers. W for D 1‘ aperles
. - e are sure on nev th ‘ I
S y er ought on
J 4.25 gm .Zeli beautiful, lustrous silk 3lot: '
A real bargain in these b panes niblue, rose, brown and mu!-
all copper wash boilers— 3.10” lest shades Of all Of these for
no. 8 Size. 31,49 :1
Weak! . . y '- f
j , . a Third floor. ’ - - _ -_ ..
5" Black Satin Pumps.
2 High. Cum“ and “'CIIS \y‘l,.‘ (li‘ia
Low Heels Hizli 55;
$2 45 $2 45 '
o . v. 0‘10
86 values. $5.00 value. \Eluo: u “
WAYHL g . '
wfi'm
All/lax Levy’s Retiring Sale
31 South Main St. ‘
South Norv‘alk. (f:
REMAINING SHOE STOCK 0F MAX LE
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE REGARD, ‘
LESS OF COST OR Loss.
LADIES’ CHILD’S
200 Pairs High Shoes MEN'S
Black and Brown STORM SHOE flan. and ,
Kid Black and Brown “2“ “dell?
36%};7923. $ 1 .95 $13 '45
~ . . ,0 W
LADIES’
150 Prs. Black and
Brown' Oxfords. Cal!
and Kid. Cuban and
Low Heels, \Velts
$3.45
. 87 value.
CHILD’S
Dress Black
and
Brown Kid Shoes.
Sizes 3 to 8
LADIES
’-'”" "rs. 0t -.
High and 113',
$1.00
82.50 value. song “15!.
BOYS’ SHOES
Black and Brown
LADIES’ IADIR
PM. in Pump.
\
YOU ARE INVITED
TO BECOME A MEMBER or (it'll
' —. 1 9 2 4 —
‘ Christmas Savings Clu.
.25 a week
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$1.00 a week -- -- -- -.
$2.00 a week -- -- .- -.
$5.00 a week .. -- -- -.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. '
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W'e give the best corset service ptrssililc. Cur --
seiiere is competent to fit corsets sf.) l§~lil;.. in v-
the greatest freedom and comfort.
DEMONSTRATIONS ARE GLADLY GIVE]
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RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE
Tow Car Subject to Call Day and Night
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Telephone 1360
JUST ARRIVED
Cargo Old Company Lehigh Egg, Stove and
Nut Coal.
All orders delivered with reasonable prompwes“
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